Invited Speakers

• Luis Acosta (UNAM, Mexico, IEM-CSIC, Spain)

“Recent results for the dynamics of halo nuclei at barrier energies.”

• Aldo Bonasera (Texas A&M University, USA)

“Dynamic production of electron-positron pairs in strong fields.”

• Francesco Cappuzzello (INFN – LNS , University of Catania Italy)

“Heavy-ion induced direct reactions in a multi-channel approach: new results from the NUMEN project.”

• Angela Gargano (INFN-Naples, Italy)

“Nuclear structure studies within the realistic shell-model framework.”

• Steven Karataglidis (University of Johannesburg, South Africa)

“Importance of elastic scattering measurements in nucleon-exotic nucleus scattering.”

• Lin Chengjian (China Institute of Atomic Energy, Guangxi Normal University, China)

“Reactions of weakly-bound nuclei at near-barrier energies.”

• Patrick O’ Malley (University of Notre Dame, USA)

“⁵⁸Ni(³He,t)⁵⁸Cu Measurements to Constrain the Astrophysical Rate of ⁵⁷Ni(p,γ).”

• Ismael Martel ( University of Huelva, Spain)

“Understanding the dynamics of proton and neutron haloes at Coulomb barrier energies.”

• Marco Mazzocco (University of Padova, Italy)

“The Upgrade of the Facility EXOTIC at INFN-LNL.”

• Nicolay Minkov (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria)

“Vector boson model with broken proxy-SU(3) symmetry.“

• Agatino Musumarra (INFN – LNS, University of Catania, Italy)

“Towards the next generation of detectors for n-γ capture reactions at n_TOF
(CERN).”

• Nica Ninel (Texas A&M University, USA)

“Could revisiting the principles of a level scheme bring new insight into high-spin physics?”

• Vlasios Petousis (Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic)

“Constraints for the X17 boson from compact objects observations”

• Dimitrios Petrellis (The Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic)

“Nuclear shape / phase transitions in the N = 40, 60, 90 regions.”

• Ángel Sánchez-Benítez (University of Huelva, Spain)

“Experimental study of ⁶He Coulomb breakup as an indirect measurement of ⁴He(2n,gamma)⁶He reaction rate for the astrophysical r-process.”

• Aurora Tumino (Kore University of Enna, INFN-LNS, Italy)

“Nuclear astrophysics studies with the Trojan Horse Method.”

• Emanuele Vardaci (University of Naples “Federico II”, INFN, Italy)

“The role of Fission in the search of the Super Heavy Land: fission modes in heavy and superheavy nuclei.”

• Sherry Yennello (Texas A&M Univesity, USA)

“Search for toroids in excited nuclear material.”